Genealogy Data Page 819 (Notes Pages)

Genealogy Data Page 819 (Notes Pages)

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Weaver, Clarence Reverend (b. 1 JAN 1863, d. 4 OCT 1943)

Note: The Charleroi Mail (Charleroi, Pennsylvania) > 1943 > October > 5

Rev. Clarence E Weaver
Rev. Clarence E Weaver, 80, of Beallsville, well known mission leader and noted adjuster of muscles, died at his home Monday, Oct. 4, 1943, at 8 am. Rev Weaver maintained a mission at Beallsville for the past 25 years and has gained fame as an adjuster of muscles and bones.

He was born January 1, 1863, in West Bethlehem Township, a son of Adam G and Cynthia Hill Weaver. He was ordained minister of the Oil City Conference of the Free Methodist Church. He was married November 3, 1889 to Annie Powell, who survives.

Before moving to Beallsville, Mr Weaver was pastor of churches at West Brownsville, Uniontown, Whitaker, Barnes, Burin, Pleasantville and New Castle. He came to Beallsville in 1922.

In addition to his wife he leaves two daughters, Mrs Bessie Zuver, of Canonsburg, and Mrs Josephine W Noble, of Beallsville; a son, Adam H Weaver, of MT Lebanon; a granddaughter, Mrs Earlene W Frederick, of Beallsville’ three grandsons, Edward Weaver, serving in the Army; Eugene W Noble, of Beallsville, and Sgt Joseph C Frederick, serving in the Army; a sister, Mary Jane Mancha, Scenery Hill; two sons-in-law, Wilbert E Zuver, Canonsburg, and L. S. Noble, Beallsville; a half-sister, Mrs J. F. Bigler, Zollarsville and two half brothers, C E Weaver and J T Weaver, Scenery Hill.